Grok Can Now Log Into Your Apps and Do Your Job While You Sleep
The AI agent race just shifted from chatbots that answer questions to digital employees that log into your accounts and do your job while you're offline.
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CoreWeave Hits $2.58B Quarter Selling AI Infrastructure Nobody Else Built
The crypto mining company that saw the future early just posted a $2.58 billion quarter selling shovels to the AI gold rush. CoreWeave posted $2.58 billion in quarterly revenue, driving shares up 16% and raising full-year 2026 guidance to $12.4B-$13.2B
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OpenAI's CFO of 8 Years Quits as Company Races Toward AGI
The company building AGI can't seem to keep the people who built the company. Brad Lightcap, OpenAI's COO and CFO for eight years, is leaving "to start something new" — vague on purpose, which is the tell.
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Mistral AI Commits $30 Billion to Build European AI Superpower by 2030
France's AI startup just announced a $30 billion infrastructure bet disguised as a product launch. Mistral AI announced regional inference endpoints, a Priority Tier with uptime guarantees, and commitments from European enterprises to build 200MW by 2027 and 1GW by 2030
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Your Team Asks the Same 5 Questions 200 Times a Year
The real product here isn't the assistant — it's the hours you waste re-answering the same question because your team's knowledge lives in 47 different places.
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Bernie Sanders Tells AI CEOs to Pause Development as Valuations Hit $3 Trillion
The senator who wants to tax billionaires now wants to pause their favorite machines — and the timing couldn't be worse for his targets.
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Microsoft's 30 Million Workers Already Replaced Their Old Workflows
Microsoft just admitted AI agents aren't coming for knowledge work — they're already here, reorganizing how 30 million people do their jobs.
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Intel Bets $15B the AI Gold Rush Just Shifted to Hardware
Intel's betting $15 billion that the AI boom isn't over — it's just moving from software into silicon and steel. Intel is raising $15 billion to fund its expansion into chips and physical AI infrastructure, capitalizing on renewed market enthusiasm for AI hardware
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JPMorgan Bets $441M That AI Gold Rush Needs Shovels
When Wall Street starts writing nine-figure checks for GPU warehouses, the picks-and-shovels play isn't a metaphor anymore. Global AI raised $441 million in debt financing led by JPMorgan to build AI data centers — the company is two years old
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Anthropic Secures Billions to Build Data Centers While Competitors Scramble
The smartest AI company just locked in institutional capital to build the infrastructure no one else can afford. Anthropic partnered with Macquarie and GIC to expand US data center capacity, while separately Global AI secured $441M in debt financing led by JPMorgan for its own buildout
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Microsoft's $100B Cloud Unit Ditches Nvidia With In-House AI Chip
After years of watching NVIDIA print money on AI infrastructure, Microsoft just decided to build its own printing press. Microsoft is reviving its Maia AI chip program with plans to release the Maia 300, targeting 300,000 units through TSMC manufacturing capacity
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Anthropic Locks Down Billions in Data Center Deal With Sovereign Wealth Funds
The AI lab that preached constitutional restraint just went shopping for warehouses full of chips with sovereign wealth money. Anthropic partnered with Macquarie Asset Management and GIC (Singapore's sovereign wealth fund) to build dedicated AI data centers for Claude
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Intel's $15 Billion Stock Sale Exposes Foundry Crisis, Not AI Boom
Intel's biggest capital raise in half a century signals less about AI confidence and more about foundry desperation. Intel is offering $15 billion in common stock, potentially its first public equity sale since going public in 1971
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Meta Bets Billions on AI Agents That Can't Spy on You
Meta just put a billion-dollar bet on making AI agents that don't feed your data back to Zuckerberg — and that changes the game for everyone building after them.
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Republicans Who Championed AI Data Centers Are Now Losing Elections Over Them
The same Republicans who rolled out red carpets for AI infrastructure are now losing elections over it.
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ChatGPT Drove 157% More Traffic to Websites Overnight and Publishers Still Lost
OpenAI just revealed the price of admission to the agent economy, and it's your homepage. ChatGPT traffic to websites jumped 157% overnight on May 7 when OpenAI changed how it surfaces links in answers, shifting from footnote citations to prominent in-line links.
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Robinhood Clones Revolut's Playbook With Crypto Access in UK
The retail trading app that democratized stocks is now bundling crypto access with AI commentary—and using someone else's infrastructure to do it. Robinhood launched crypto trading in its UK app through a partnership with Bitstamp, marking its entry into one of Europe's key digital asset markets
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TSMC Reports 45% Sales Surge While VCs Predict AI Winter
While VCs whisper about "AI winter" and traders panic-sell, the companies actually making the chips just posted a number that says the infrastructure build is nowhere near done. TSMC's monthly sales jumped 45%, demonstrating that AI hardware demand remains robust despite recent market volatility
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Anthropic Bets Developers Will Trust AI to Code Unsupervised
The training wheels are coming off, and Anthropic is betting most developers won't even notice. Anthropic is making auto mode the default setting in Claude Code, letting the AI agent execute code and make decisions without waiting for permission at each step
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Nvidia Engineer Calls His Own Infrastructure "Forgettable
The guy designing Nvidia's AI infrastructure wants his life's work to become forgettable. Sean James, a distinguished engineer at Nvidia, argues AI data centers need to "fade into the background" and become as unremarkable as electrical substations
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